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The Egypt’s underwater life is a fabulous
one; the Red Sea waters are the dwell of numerous species of
corals and fish, even species that can not be found somewhere
else in the world. All these marine creatures are advantaged by
the warm and temperate weather. Those who will enter in the
amazing underwater life will be totally fascinated by the
multitude of the colors and species. A spectacle that will
definitely enrich your life, offered by some beautiful fish such
as the Picasso Triggerfish whose Picasso name is inspired by his
patterns, shapes and colors. The Triggerfish name is inspired by
his spine located under his belly, the spine that helps the fish
to avoid his enemies. An interesting characteristic of this fish
species is the ability of rotating the eyes independently. In
the waters of the Red Sea you can see fish from the Butterfly
Fish family, like the Banner Fish. Other fish that are part of
the Egypt's underwater life is the Emperor Angelfish, the Blue
Spotted Cornet Fish (which is an active and larger predator) or
the stone-fish (also called the reef stone is world's most
venomous fish. The reef bottoms are his dwell, being very easy
confused with a rock). Crabs and some species of sharks are
living here, too. Another incredible spectacle is offered by the
large diversity of corals. The reef corals, the mangroves, the
sea grass beds, the salt marshes and the salt pans are also
parts of the Egyptian amazing underwater world. This full of
beauty and mysteries world can be explored and admired not only
on television, internet or pictures but also live, by those who
practice diving or scuba diving. The Egyptian resort beaches
have many centers where diving can be practiced or learned. |
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